'Metro' is a movie that tells different stories with one common theme: complexities of relationships. It also depicts how one succumbs to the worst conduct just to make money. The movie out shows an air of dryness and dullness because of flawed story writing. The appearance of the Metro band from nowhere at constant interval is annoying.
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Ta Ra Rum Pum tops with captivating performances and skillfully blending of emotions.
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KYA LOVE STORY HAI, directed by Lovely Singh, is a mixture of too many genres. Friendship, Love, Dreams, Passion, a few comic scenes, and an unbalanced blend of all this is what the story is all about. It's just another triangle love story, which doesn't go hand in hand with the life of the contemporary world. It's a spoilt soup.
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On the whole, Life Mein Kabhie Kabhiee is almost a breakthrough. It's strong subject and genre confines its outlook to a limited group of audience, especially youngsters. Casting of a better and popular actor would have given hike to the movie by attracting crowd with such a serious subject.
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Suneel Darshan always preferred to play it safe with his conventional genre of filmmaking and leave the innovation to the likes of other directors. In Shakalaka Boom Boom, he sets the whole desi feel aside and has touched upon the likes of contemporary Indian audience.
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The movie is a complete entertainer. It's a joy ride from the very first scene. It's a package of fun mixed emotions in the right proportion.
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Meghna Gulzar tries hard to even make serious scenes look funny, but falls flat. As a writer too, she fails. The audience just cannot connect with the 2 lead characters.
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Nana Patekar is in full form, an emotionally strong second half, good music and the length of the movie is just about 2 hours.
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Vikram Bhatt's last hit (Awara Pagal Deewana) was way back in 2002. Since then Footpath, Aetbaar, Inteha, Elaan, Jurm, Deewane Hue Paagal and Ankahee have all failed to click at the Box office. Now, you can safely add Red to the long list. Although the movie has been stylishly shot it lacks content and direction.
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A movie starring Saif Ali Khan and Sanjay Dutt in the lead is always worth a watch in theatre. But unfortunately, this 4 year old movie just isn't. Nehlle Pe Dehlla reminds you of the illogical, mindless entertainers of the 90s. The movie has nothing to offer except for a few laughs here and there.
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Ram Gopal Varma has handled some sequences remarkably well. But a few well executed scenes just cannot hide the glaring defects. Also as a story teller he fails to hold on to your interest in the second half of the movie. Something which was expected, after a good first hour.
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